MnDOT hosts a free virtual event, Research Radar: Smart Stormwater Strategies, covering innovative stormwater management solutions on October 16, 10-11 AM, with registration required.

Blaine Police Department is hiring a Mental Health Coordinator to integrate mental health support with public safety and encourage applicants on their Facebook page.

A boat capsizing on the Mississippi River resulted in one fatality, while two other passengers survived. The incident is under investigation by the Wright County Sheriff's Office.

The Coon Rapids City Council has announced a public hearing to discuss the proposed vacation of a drainage and utility easement, allowing community input on potential land use changes.

Carver County is seeking public feedback on Baylor Regional Park's redevelopment through two open houses, aiming to include community input in the park's planning process.

The AASD and DSD have released updates on training events and policy changes, including advanced practical training for safety and webinars on disability waivers and transportation solutions.

Duluth invites locals to a meeting on Campus Connector trail project details, including segments 4 and 5 construction, road overhauls, and pedestrian safety enhancements.

Apple Valley announces its municipal liquor business will operate under the assumed name "Apple Valley Liquor," with official notice provided by the city clerk.

The Coon Rapids Police Department offers a home safety class for kids aged 8-12 on October 16, covering topics like fire prevention and internet safety. Registration is required, with a $25 fee and a 30-child limit.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a Fire Department Open House on October 11, offering community engagement, station tours, live demonstrations, and fire safety education.

Xcel Energy will be conducting maintenance at Minnehaha Regional Park from Oct 13-24, impacting the dog park and a parking lot, with temporary traffic controls and construction noise expected.

Blaine City Council approves a zoning change from residential to commercial, potentially allowing for new businesses and economic growth, while raising concerns about traffic and displacement.

Ramsey County Parks & Recreation progresses with Phase 2 of its Off-Leash Dog Area Improvement Project, seeking public input on enhancing facilities at Otter Lake and Rice Creek.